Kakovoli   53009
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1 Paspalomyti, 2155
2 Fanari, 2170
3 Kastro, 2218
4 Psiloritis, 2456
5 Kedros, 1777
6 Mavri Lakki
7 Dochi, 2149
8 Kakovoli, 2214
9 Gavdos
10 Xerolimni, 2274
11 Thodori viewpoint, 2317
12 Thodori Korfi, 2363
13 Troharis, 2401
14 Bicycle
15 Start of last push
16 Pachnes, 2453
17 Roussies
18 Sternes, 2335
19 Modaki,2225
20 Zouridia, 2200
21 Mesa Soros, 2345
22 Svourikhti NE
23 Pavlia Chalara
24 Grias Soros, 2313
25 Pavlia, 2063
26 Agio Pneuma, 2254
27 Sideroportes
28 Askyfiotikos Soros, 2210
29 Kanaki Roussia, 2105
30 Akrotirianos, 2070
31 Koutalas, 1995

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Location: Kakovoli (2214 m)      by: Pedrotti Alberto
Area: Greece      Date: 19-07-2015
Kakovoli was the first summit in my second 2015 tour on the Lefka Ori, the White Mountains of Crete, whose name this photo should explain better than my previous ones.
While the objects of the first and third tours were the gorges of Tripiti and Eligias respectively, in the middle one I avoided gorges, reaching the rocky heart of the massif via the
wonderful unpaved road, nearly 20 km long, starting from Anopoli. The last stretch of this road is fully visible in the present 360°. Moreover, due to the strategic position of Kakovoli, the whole row of summits that I was going to climb in the next hours is in sight: Askyfiotikos Soros, Agio Pnauma, Grias Soros, Mesa Soros, Svourikti, Sternes and Pachnes. Troharis and Thodori, on the other hand, were left for the following tour.
Needless to say, this sequence will plague the Betrachter for long. If anybody is interested to get a better understanding, the GPS track www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10764457 should help.

There is scarce material here for Fernsicht addicts. Namely, the profiles of Gavdos, Kedros and Psiloritis can just be guessed: nothing comparable, indeed, wich the visibility in N.17653 or in the "symmetrical" N.17270...

21 HF, Canon G1X, 56 mm equiv, f/5.6, 1/640 sec.
www.panoramio.com/photo/124036038

GPS track: www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10764457

Comments

Mongolia, Patagonia, India? No, this time its Greece! You really rock this site with all these beautiful impressions!
2015/09/29 08:39 , Jens Vischer
A "stone-rich" country!! ... wenn das alles doch nur Euro wären :-) ...

Tanti saluti
Hans-Jörg
2015/09/29 17:44 , Hans-Jörg Bäuerle
Better stones, for me...
Euros fly away, stones do not!
Cheers, Alberto.
2015/09/29 23:22 , Pedrotti Alberto
As you know, I like these. Should be #2 of 19, if I didn't miss one, so 17 more to come... Cheers, Martin
2015/10/01 20:31 , Martin Kraus
Bellissimo anche questo.
2015/10/01 23:36 , Giuseppe Marzulli

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